- CELEBRITY
- 08:10 AM, Apr 18
the French scenery is pleasant, a handful of the routines are hilariousReview rate : B by William Arnold [Seattle Post Intelligencer ]
take an awfully long time to deliver an awfully weak gagby Steve Rose [The Guardian ]
stumbles on worn-out slapstickby Barry Paris [Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ]
simply delivers more of the same awful mugging and simplistic pratfalls that have endeared the characterby Nick Schager [Slant Magazine ]
seems aimed at an elusive segment of the American audi ence: 5-year-old cinephilesby Lou Lumenick [New York Post ]
padded with lazy dialogue, a boring plotby Nick de Semlyen [Empire Magazine ]
offers a few laughs and an admirable commitment to old-fashioned funby Elizabeth Weitzman [NY Daily News ]
More than a few gags seem derivative or forcedby Tony Wong [Toronto Star ]
more of a mini-break than a full vacationby Betsy Bozdech [Hollywood.com ]
It has its moments for sure, but there just aren't enough of themby David Mercier [Film Judge ]
isn't worth buying a ticket to see. Mr. Bean's Holiday is no vacationby James Berardinelli [ReelViews ]
In such moments, Mr. Bean is no ordinary buffoonby Mary-Liz Shaw [Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel ]
a surprisingly sweet comedy that?s a huge improvement on the previous filmby Matthew Turner [ViewLondon ]
a light-hearted farce of welcome sillinessby Tim Knight [Reel.com ]
a film that's pleasing, but casually executedby Liam Lacey [Globe and Mail ]